this has to be the silliest casualty i've seen this war, i won't spoil it with a shytty pun like i usually do
some tom and jerry shyt.
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Vladimir Putin admits to 360,000 “irretrievable” losses in Ukraine. (50,000-100,000 confirmed dead according to new report)
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some tom and jerry shyt.
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Screwed up... till tha casket drops!!
is this the official cope for this one?
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Screwed up... till tha casket drops!!
on page one of this thread, brehs were in shock at putin spending 500 lives a day on his latest misadventure
we're now up to 1,000
www.nytimes.com
we're now up to 1,000
Russia’s Advance Around Avdiivka Loses Momentum After Quick Gains
Ukraine has committed significant forces to defending the area, and Russian troops are now attacking across open fields with little cover.
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The Frontelligence Insight conducted a visual analysis of satellite imagery to assess the impact of a Ukrainian UAV attack on an aircraft repair facility in Taganrog, The imagery indeed validates the damage sustained by the facility.
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2/ A comparative analysis shows scorch marks on the roof of a building identified by our team as a Final Assembly Facility, where it was suspected Russians were conducting A-50 repairs. The day before the attack:
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3/ Notably, the A-50 is absent in the imagery from March 8th and March 9th, leaving uncertainty about its presence in the airfield during the operation. Earlier images, disclosed by investigative journalists at @cxemu, showed an A-50 parked near the hangar on February 29th.
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4/ If the drones managed to penetrate the roof, the payload in drones would be enough to cause damage to equipment, and aircraft inside. However, there are no visual indications of a significant fire inside the hangar, making it challenging to assess the extent of the damage
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5/ Further satellite imagery analysis shows that at least one S-300/400 battery was present at the airfield during the attack. Unless it serves as a decoy, this suggests the Ukrainian UAV's ability to penetrate Russian air defense systems, even in proximity to strategic objects
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6/ In summary, our team recognizes that the destruction or damage of the A-50 can't be definitively concluded from this. Nonetheless, this remains a significant achievement for Ukraine due to the ability to bypass AD and target an important facility within Russian territory.
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7/ Consider supporting us through BuyMeaCoffee, https:// as our expenses rely solely on your public support. As the war continues, public financial support is decreasing as well.
The Frontelligence Insight conducted a visual analysis of satellite imagery to assess the impact of a Ukrainian UAV attack on an aircraft repair facility in Taganrog, The imagery indeed validates the damage sustained by the facility.
Don't forget to like and share!
Thread:
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2/ A comparative analysis shows scorch marks on the roof of a building identified by our team as a Final Assembly Facility, where it was suspected Russians were conducting A-50 repairs. The day before the attack:
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3/ Notably, the A-50 is absent in the imagery from March 8th and March 9th, leaving uncertainty about its presence in the airfield during the operation. Earlier images, disclosed by investigative journalists at @cxemu, showed an A-50 parked near the hangar on February 29th.
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4/ If the drones managed to penetrate the roof, the payload in drones would be enough to cause damage to equipment, and aircraft inside. However, there are no visual indications of a significant fire inside the hangar, making it challenging to assess the extent of the damage
5/7
5/ Further satellite imagery analysis shows that at least one S-300/400 battery was present at the airfield during the attack. Unless it serves as a decoy, this suggests the Ukrainian UAV's ability to penetrate Russian air defense systems, even in proximity to strategic objects
6/7
6/ In summary, our team recognizes that the destruction or damage of the A-50 can't be definitively concluded from this. Nonetheless, this remains a significant achievement for Ukraine due to the ability to bypass AD and target an important facility within Russian territory.
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7/ Consider supporting us through BuyMeaCoffee, https:// as our expenses rely solely on your public support. As the war continues, public financial support is decreasing as well.
on page one of this thread, brehs were in shock at putin spending 500 lives a day on his latest misadventure
we're now up to 1,000
Russia’s Advance Around Avdiivka Loses Momentum After Quick Gains
Ukraine has committed significant forces to defending the area, and Russian troops are now attacking across open fields with little cover.
Close to a 1000 dead men per day..in a full year thats 360,000 or so lives lost. Russia would have lost 1 million soldiers in a 3 year period at this rate.
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A successful drone attack over 800 kilometers away put one of Russia's largest oil refineries out of commission.
This refinery processed 15 million tons of oil, which was about 5% of Russia's total refining output.
Very very good
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A successful drone attack over 800 kilometers away put one of Russia's largest oil refineries out of commission.
This refinery processed 15 million tons of oil, which was about 5% of Russia's total refining output.
Very very good
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Lukoil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Region. The burning facility looks like an atmospheric-vacuum distillation unit, where oil is usually delivered after electric desalting and dehydration.
The plant was producing 30 percent of Moscow's gasoline. It's gonna be fun soon. It's the fourth most powerful plant on the Russia, by the way.
A successful drone attack over 800 kilometers away put one of Russia's largest oil refineries out of commission.
This refinery processed 15 million tons of oil, which was about 5% of Russia's total refining output.
Very very good
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A successful drone attack over 800 kilometers away put one of Russia's largest oil refineries out of commission.
This refinery processed 15 million tons of oil, which was about 5% of Russia's total refining output.
Very very good
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Lukoil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Region. The burning facility looks like an atmospheric-vacuum distillation unit, where oil is usually delivered after electric desalting and dehydration.
The plant was producing 30 percent of Moscow's gasoline. It's gonna be fun soon. It's the fourth most powerful plant on the Russia, by the way.
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BREAKING:
The units of Russian volunteer soldiers fighting alongside the Ukrainian Army just penetrated the Russian border in 3 locations and are engaged in heavy fighting with the Russian Army INSIDE Russia
Map via
@NOELreports
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BREAKING:
The units of Russian volunteer soldiers fighting alongside the Ukrainian Army just penetrated the Russian border in 3 locations and are engaged in heavy fighting with the Russian Army INSIDE Russia
Map via
@NOELreports
(always worth a follow)
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BREAKING:
Ukrainian drones strike a power station in St Petersburg, setting it on fire
BREAKING:
Ukrainian drones strike a power station in St Petersburg, setting it on fire
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Lukoil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Region. The burning facility looks like an atmospheric-vacuum distillation unit, where oil is usually delivered after electric desalting and dehydration.
The plant was producing 30 percent of Moscow's gasoline. It's gonna be fun soon. It's the fourth most powerful plant on the Russia, by the way.
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Lukoil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Region. The burning facility looks like an atmospheric-vacuum distillation unit, where oil is usually delivered after electric desalting and dehydration.
The plant was producing 30 percent of Moscow's gasoline. It's gonna be fun soon. It's the fourth most powerful plant on the Russia, by the way.
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Fire in Russia x.com/Heroiam_Slava/…
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Absolutely, close for Russian any sources of funding war.
Lukoil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Region. The burning facility looks like an atmospheric-vacuum distillation unit, where oil is usually delivered after electric desalting and dehydration.
The plant was producing 30 percent of Moscow's gasoline. It's gonna be fun soon. It's the fourth most powerful plant on the Russia, by the way.
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Lukoil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Region. The burning facility looks like an atmospheric-vacuum distillation unit, where oil is usually delivered after electric desalting and dehydration.
The plant was producing 30 percent of Moscow's gasoline. It's gonna be fun soon. It's the fourth most powerful plant on the Russia, by the way.
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Fire in Russia x.com/Heroiam_Slava/…
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Absolutely, close for Russian any sources of funding war.
The blue and yellow flag of Sweden was raised in NATO headquarters in Brussels.
Sweden became the thirty second NATO member after being neutral for 200 years.
Looking forward to the Ukrainian blue and yellow flag being raised in the headquarters!
"Ukraine will become a NATO ally. The question is not if, but when, and Ukraine is now closer to membership than ever before. And this also demonstrates the big strategic mistake President Putin made when he invaded Ukraine.
Because, as you remember, his purpose was to deny Ukraine to move towards NATO and EU, but also he demanded that NATO should make a declaration, actually sign a treaty with Russia that there should be no further NATO enlargement in any country in Europe. And now he has received the exact opposite." - Jens Stoltenberg.